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Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

DUBLIC SALE-Wl LII BE- sVLp ,, mr
Front and Market streets, Wilmington, Dell
ON SATURDAY, APRIL = iss7.
at / O'Clock p. M,
Driving and work horses, as follow GLOW ia
M l. Prince, brown horse.. years oiu'
N a. hanas high, first class road horse.
No. :. The well Known trotting hofse
NO. Bay horse, Harry, 1884 hands HIGH
10. 1. Bay mare, Gypsy; will road 10 miles
IN .ne A. Erown horse, Dan, IS IL hands high;
arst class saddier and good dover.
~ q strawberry roam y rse, pen, 70 -
hands high: frst ciass family horse ana
goS2a BAY mare Fanny, i5l-2 hands; good
driver and worker. - a. ,ab.nds
| No, +. Nellie, brown ih"e'
hiSa' i,9ckskin, dun pony. II hands high
| good sNtldler and driver, ,,. L., ,ot,.,,
| c,n he driven or ridden by any chllu.
le"Also wagons Of every description, parnct
Harry among them being l-inah wagon ~
| "aoa order robes, harness, tt; ,,uarpp
IN X1stditw MANUEu niChESbE ''Ih'
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
WANAMAKERs'

silver plate, bright cut, hand
engraved, some pieces gilt !
inside. $3.50. If you know
the worth of such thingsl
You'll wonder at the price.
Last circle, northwest OF centre.
| No rugs like those from
the Orient. Patient hand
work tor every pattern; col
ors that you never tire OF;
wear (the better ones) till
YOUR children's children see|
them. OF course they're
costly. 1t may be months
of work that you pay tor-a
mere pittance for each day.
Daghastan r u G a r e
known wherever good rugs
are known. BY a happy
chance we have a lot, an
.. tique and modern; Fireplace
) size-3x6 to 4x7-at $I2
each. You'd expect 10 pay
at least $50.
l Second floor, Market street front.
!. It beats all! That's what
/ the makers say of the Key
$ stone Culinary Beaten. Sim
i pie as need be; a crank, a
e little beveled gearing, a few
b bent wires. A turn or two
. whirr! flash! in /! minute
q "a egg beaten stiff or potatoes
4 mashed; ! minute batter
mixed; l minute cream whip
% ped; Z minutes snow pud-
n ding. They cay it gives new
t, flavors to fruit and new
IN n. qualities to food. Does II,
a. You shall Judge for yourself
r. To-day a Basement counts:
as will be given them, an'
n. You'll see the whipping an'
- beating and mixing, and IN
baking Of the batter thing
Of too. Maybe not till alter
rs noon. Next day also.
d, Basement foot Of centre stairs.
~ You can't 60 amiss anon
sa, the shoes. We poln: out
. a few: ,,.,..,..,, 8, ,
Ladies French Kid square toes 81 a
Ladies' Imported French Kid, - -.
Ladiet Straight Goat Wauaeuphas'
IS
Pa. Market street. front. west of main ais
!. New things each day
at imported aud domestic III
Iderwear for women: Mig
-tDresses, Chenises, Drawe
and Skirts in silk, canbl
81. land fine lawn.
lal Fer S. a Muslin Ski
j IL embroidered edge, with 0
m. row OF Hamburg inserts
nat between tucks: a SI.25 &c
on ment.
nat Once more some OF I
me blind embroidered and II
ca fed 75.cent skirts. They
my quick g1ers.
Chestnut street front. east OF Arcade.
ESQ 1000 Gas Globes. 10
to like cut glass, but arel
Walt Good colors-oId gold a
I'D. blue, some crystal. II ce
? to each
the Foot of stairs, Juniper and NJ.
ord streets corr or.
;grt Two Big Towels for lit
nosls Huck. damask borders,
silk 46 in 80 cents; "Oat Me
,osa red tordered, 25x42 in,
lkle; GEMS L lehty more On
mes. same small price peg.
IS if 000'HW'S' q ql een''e VIZ
had DonN " ASn n-,'a.
cities oI ana Ci'Y 'I,, sanare.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

yDUBIlC SHLF-WlLL BE SOLD AT
pubIic GALE, on the premites. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 2. 1887,
ct 3 O'Clock p. m, e..
A three. tory frame dwelling hous,. No
ro5 Wolsst ot-eet. situate between WASH
.uxioa AID Jefferson and Stveotn an
= Ishth street. oyntaini 1g six rooms, Win
lot about ltx70. -.
Ih,s property IA in a good location Tor
eepting. peyitg 10 per cent interest. Any
one ats ring good investment should tos
f1tl to attend the salo. A..
10 per ant. OF the p1rchase money on ,he
uIonerty will bs sold without reserve.
PA0f' W.. POOLE.
mso-3. Agent to tttect'tne sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
wILMsN sYrssN a NORTEaERN E.R

Time table In effect an. 23Ed. 1887. 1raini
leave Wilmington Ere 1ch st.ett) as follows
FOR Rcadipg, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
fold, Waynosburg Junction, Manor, Potts
vlllo, Ia aqua, "a llentowr, Lebanon, Wer'
asd Needing Il. r., 90 .. n. and LAS D. N
Foe Con.esvilie. EDbreeviile, Leuape,
4 Ubadd's Ford and JuPont's rad intorme-
date 1ointe, 10 o. NJ. z %. and 4 % D. NJ.
For West Chester, I. 90 n. M. 2a6, and A.o'
p. M,
For New Bridge ana Intermediate points
te u p. N. F2cept on Saturday, whom traiI
Twill leave at 80 y. IN.
l A. -. MEGA CSLAND, J.. A. BOWER,
| SuperiDt shdant fenu rsss. hRt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
Wilmington Clothing House
No. 4l6 Market Street.
JOHN W. DIEFEND0RF,
Manager.


Trains will leave wilmington - follows:
Puilsdelpni (szpressI. :. z %. = ~, o %
SO, = Is, $50. 40. ~, 10 q, II 30. IL bl an
Il 80, o., 90 3 "a 20, 40 sind % .. NJ.
Accom- notation, o 20. 7 90. Z 0b, 10 30 n. IN
80, I 90, z 40. 30, 10 SOD. NJ.
For Chester texprossl. Q so. I 20. DO plo
9 ~, IL SO. Ii 81 q. a., II &c, y, ~ and 7ot
Accommodation, Q 40, 7 90, 7 ob. 8 Is, 10 20
q. To-, 40, ! o., I 30, 8 70 aGd 10 30 p. IN.
row York, %, . e., 449, b 30, 100, $50
10 ". IL 81 a. m. sl2a3, 2 u, 20, "a, 90,
% Is, : 90. 10 aop. IN.
8 Id a. m, 2 30 and 90 p. IN.
FOR Newark tCent;e) and intermediate
stations. I az a. M, IL 90 and n p. IN.
baltimore and intern cdiate s.aslons, 10 OF
q. H., 8 81 y. IN. ans IL ii night.
baltimore and Bay Line, 45 p. m.
| baltimore and Warrington. re, 40, o.
10 0S, IL o. a. n, IL %, u II, ~, u, - %
and esp. N.
New Castle, 90 $ 30 y. n, II 30, 90, 10
rs p. IN. and II OF night.
Georgetown and Loves, 8 50 q. m, and q
Ip. IN.
seaiord tExpre,sl sop. m. . .,
haIrins con, DslInar and way ststions,s 81
4. m, " OF y. n.
Express Tor Harrington, 10 IS q. m, 50 ?
In. Way train ID p. N.
| Express ior Dover, harrington and Del
tmar, 10 As @. m. and ~ o. hight.
franklin Oity, 80 Q. IN.
1 Lxpress for Oape Charles, Old Point Com
Hort and Notfolk, 10 Is H. u, and IL C2 nigh
Leave philadelphia, Broed street, 70
Wilmington texpress) II rs, 3 30, ~, II
10 10, IL 05, 10 20. II 10, to =. IN. 3ol, %
Fac, 8 0s, OIL, 0 OF, o 81, II. ID and II ~ p.
Accommodation, 0 80, 10 3s O. IT,, u, D !.
IL 81. o n 8 rs. 10 90 IL ~ and u ~ .. N.
1 FOR further inicrmHLivn psnsuns era sre r
ferred to the ticket chico at the station.
liniRg MARKED thus t-)are limited exprss
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
List OF Public gales.
List
ANIL

2, Evans Pennington.
2, NJ Rcleuberper. horses. city.
" 4, q. Ii. Tyson, Village Green, Pa.
h. sale Of Lafayet hotel buildings.
:, r. l. Roberts, horses, Chester.
2, Ellis Hicks OhristiRnt HID.
q" 8, SudhaD sons, furniture, nj
auction room.
e.Wm. g. MnItin. horses, city.
1" IA, A. ii. Tyson, horees, Chester.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

THERE ARE still a few copies OF the
REPUBLICAN left at the office conta n
ing the editorial on Arbitrary ban
lops."
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

In 1860 AND 1861 the tax rae OF
Wilmington was 81 cents on the sloo;
in 1888 and 1884 is was 81 90, and 1t Is
NOW 81 20.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
JnuBI.lu SALE Ut bUkSE>- In
VIII be sold at Public SAILS, on Nh
TaURSDAY, APRIL :, 1857,
at l o'clock, p. m,

III CIVVk. P' 17'f
at Haunum's Livery stables, Edgmo n'
ave-, one fquale from ~, W. & b. n. n. oe
not, Chester, 20 head OF young, sound
horses, selected expressly for his SAFE, snit ~
Ma for ali purposes Among this lot VIII De
a brown horse. q wears old, that Ia claimed
10 trot in 2. 80; q chtsinut IN are, by Lighting
8 candy dIivei; can go 10 tsree minutes
also. double team, full brother AMI sister;
sired by Joe Brister, record llVA MI
hors,s Guaranteed az renreseuted or money
re,undeJ. This sto II will be at the above
stables two days before sale, wners they can
10 inspeeted Catalogues issued three days
before ssls. 2and months' credit.
'e'''e Il. l.. KObsRrS.
W. St,dham & son, Aucts. m29-da r-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
TAKE NOTICE

That the Finest Stock OF
Custom Goods in our city
is found in the tailoring de-
partment, 4I6 M arker street.
Our $40 Suits are at
tracing great attention.
Our $as styles have no
equal. We ask you to see
them.
A larger selection Of Trou-
servings than all others com
|bined. Prices S. to $I2.
Our cutter has no superior
and all our work guaran'
teec, or money refunded
Nov is the time to make
Iyour selection.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
ON MONDAY,
THEllTH DAY " APRIL 4
Atll otles,aE,

The following 90 crott sIar,
Az that certain ttsc q All q
MIL Greek Hundred. COUNTY Wi
NJ d state o. Delswars, poa1tx ~
cd as foliOv3to Wit
BEGINNING a. o Stare 10 The
the Chrtstiana Road l,Nlni ma
CLAY Greek TO Co!ntr Lt,ca "
nili n corner OF ! md sod By M Y
tam Briphl to hrs kef,a =
lthsnce by the r0Ai leadili 10 sa1
| Roads tho followltgcal .s aM
Wig North IN desfIe west u!
nlrth o. degIees wet u te'rbA
degrees west ~ b 10 p'trs', aolla
lgress wsst Al 2 10 p'fcars no
| his bridge on MuIdJ RlA iaste'
nun its mssndeflrg 70 ihs loaI
7nall run snowa a. YIEiih M, ~
the fAmc TO a eDtlc'diG .,os ~, -
land lot. thence st-sI ae1l =. ~, y.
caete perches % NafcJ Aaa aas
thence up said ruim WHOA n'sp Y. /,
70 4 stake bio 0 sE:aNl t0a' , "
marx on the cast s'dsd MI ~, ,.,. W, \,
lard OF Henry TIL pev lIae LAWN. m u
BY the same fr0u s'iiu~N ~. v,,
x.ses east IS percaes p aiaI,a W., nr
one OILED for then's hsis', , ~.
dsxreess east u 9 10 psf'aa y : w !. I.
o hicxorv tree u co'te' Y ' s,s,,,, n
File thereby south g. Ss N.
perchts more or lis 70 hs y" VA ~
road known as tho Vh,lrlaa'o Az a
road Loading from NhN W. ~, h
Conner Catch rs s'o'"sa ~ -. N
Thompsan'sl,nd. the &c " !!.. M
the east side Of saii o,G !, ', ,.,.st,
: placo OF besi sing DC ",
seid bounds wha, 'be! as ..,l,, I'd
Ssiz.1 and taken N ei~ s. VA n
erty Of FL zabetn L'nE |. N 4
Lyua n Ter hu'b ani INN NJ 1
OILS h'Mn9.' N
Sheriti's Once, "l'l'Ds"' n
|, 1851.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

A MARC HAS given herself q de-
cidedly ~bite ending and April white
ecUmencemenk
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

AZ the tenant o. i d I. AZ, J. Ll,,.
~ ~; ~, Flea amt hotel. stu a Nv kaMs
q, sU,in,,,rrisston, IchsolA a..eis ~
~ ~ castle ABd Stat. Of II ,hs
me General Assembly n ms tiiss
ana provided. do he,sbv ~ iucA a.
, n, apply In writing V y ~, y. asiis
-. !. \. Ss.siors q thu eae ~ , ,., ea1r 4
o. % TIE , State Of Dsiass,,s ana Jsa
msy, A. d. 1857, b,,sa,i asnI|
o. said court, for a lics s ~ (. y. I'd
ann, an Inn Or tavern for tic al, i.' ~ ,t
ioxica Ing liquors IL los "a. 1sis lauss n
quart, 70 oe drunk on h. a,aanll.s1s
following rtspectab,e H., prniu n
fecc IN mend tae sal a, ,, its.a chit'
I homas Toy r.pncsuen VI,
Robert q fulton Is smA tllslr
James Toner ,a ~, ha1ls
John McCann Nv w o'ly h,A,.
VIM Kirkwocd MI, "a nos. ~
WIN J Laiimer Ss,oa,e,V Va
Potter Collins an DslAls
m3i-3ts TureH "Hi al,sn
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

Tk.iJVAiE. SALE--A FARM OF n
acres, si.rate 4 IL lilo south of Bethel
un tre rouik road. b-atdywino hundred, 0
milss from city or Wilmington; good house
and or, buildings; land IN gond ttato Of eul-
ovation. sod or easy terms. Apply 10
chr NJ. Lee. on tic ptemisss,or his brother,
2os ~. 2rd street. W II. Dol. n2-imA
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
pUBLiO SALE OF IT BU .LDlSf Lots
I on the promises, on
SATURDAY, APRIL :, 1877,

Commencing sh.rp, al o';loes p. m.
VIII he sold Il building lots, situated on
Market, NJ onre, Tatnaii. Twen'y-trird anu
ywenty.sixth slroeta, and on tho nee oI the
ox,ension CT the Oily Passenger hAhHuS W
hiveiview Cemetery. -
TERMS: 10 per cert when the nroper'y is
ttruoz cit, and the balance W 30 Gays. py
givi.H no q with approved eLdorser bearing
interest ffom dey y: ssIe. settlement IN az ~
oSaes 10 be made on or befory sptu9, ut IL
~, or sale msy be declared void at the
opsloa q tia be Ter "
ucsts Aren't to .f.vct tbe sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
WESr.BOUND:

WEST-BCUND:
Chicago Limited, ckiiy. A. "a.
Arrives Chicago ll.lo next morning. Thh
train does not take baltiiaoro passengers
Cincinnati Limited, daily....... u.3U A. NJ
] Arrives Oinsinnsi 7.46 A. M. 81. Loub
o.4e r. NJ. next day.
On iesgo and st. Louis Express,
daily. .......-............. .e.sof.
Local freight with passenger coaches At
tached leaves Delaware ave. stat on daily
except sunday, a. 40 D m.; arrives In Dan
ton at 3.45 p. III. Stopa at a II stations.
FOR i.AHDENBERG, sOo A. Ii. AND
800 p. M, daily. $40 r. ID. daily. except
lSundsy.
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadelphia Z so A. NJ, 8 6t A. M
land = 40 p. NJ, daily. FOR Baltimore o.
A. M, daily, except sunday. For Landep
kberg y IS a. NJ. and 2 40 T. NJ, daily. 10
Ia. In. and 90 r. M. daily except Sunday.
| Throogh ticketscan be secured and sleep
ing car bcfths reserved ~ applying to h
A. Miller. agent, delaware avenue depot.
tW.IKWlN, y, X. LORD.
superintendent. tsenl Pass. ARen
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

~ II kltt's saI.t-Ay ~,
writ OF Lsvaria rarl,,' iAivs
Will be exposed to ppbll 81 70 htl
House, on Msrzor s,-ee, n.y.. GA
Eleventh str,ots 10 In. ' ~ lNl
New Castle County Del VI "s1
- Oa TUESDAY.
THE i2TH bay OF Apal
u AT 2 O'Clock p. H.,
Tho following described ,,,, A..
81. ALI tina. certain Ia, n. ~,
with . brick dwelling th,,s,, psa
alto in the city OF Win ins,aaa s'sSt
described ~ follows, to VIII
beginning ut the souts,rl, IA.
street ~ tho distance d, i, ~
westerly from the wess,,v 1
street. themes sou,herly ma wv Nv, "
Church street ana ihross, Fnx
OF tho division wall be,ye,, ~
hou adioinirg on the ea,, s,,
to the nofth.rly s,do OF An .li,,~
leading into Ohurch stres ,s,.M
along said alloy SIDE ana
Tenth street Is feet 3 in.s,, M
thence noitherly and p,rall.I :.
street and ihro.gb Tho mldd.s
ion wall between tits and tns..
Ing ON the west 90 fse, 8 lnss.ss
sad stdo Of Ten n slr,,tauS ,A..
easteriy ~ feet J inchc 10 n. ~
ginning, be the coat,nt ,as,ns u
may.
o.. All that Ger attn 70, 0, ,~
with the brick nwsillns ,he,Ir~
uate In tho city Of Wllulrr,
aud described as follow. to M
| Beginning ~ the c1rhe. I rv,.
tersooti0n OF the llns " the ,,,y,.
Tenth street with ina lins us.
side ofChurch street Themes 49,
Eaid eide ofTenth street Is MI
tho middle OF the DIV eiOp sIfss
adjoining on the WIS.,, tie .cscs.
thro ugh the middle u IaltS
and parallel with Ctnch m
inches TO the nGrther y site II
feet wide leading Into Chq'ch
easterly along said side Of ng
parallel with Tenth tircci u ,w,
the aiore aid side Of Cha,a =
tncn,e thereby portherly 10 a,r
the place Of beginning, % .A.Mn1
; they may.
So.zsd and taken in ,xnltnual
cry OF George n Tailli. tsnHr2
gasor OF George II. ilndsl ~. ~
VIE, and I. l.. an1to be sitg
GILES bAnhSlh, Il
shcrifi's { iIics. W'IniasI.i u
1857. 81
lCHERtFF'S SAIL. -By ylalVl1
10 writ NJ Lovtri fl,ir, h sd
viii be exposed % public I,A It 81
now occupied by JACOB Hysp,hsal
| A. n.at.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

DuuLIU SALE OF HORSr.'- "
be sold Ut paolin sale n, tho stso,ss
u the subscriber corner third a2i Orengs
streets, Wilmington, l,oi on
SATURDAY, APRIL . lss1,
at l O'Clock p. n,
n5 head c. PennsJlvAuia and Ohio ~
EotssS RmoGg the lot a:e pr n ~
ter osexcsIens workers and also save a,
! tns drivers and ali ere veil adopted f'r
general Wolk. al ere VOL Broken ana
warfaniei 10 DO 8 $ reJrcfeD'ed.
! 'Cerms:-A ctedlt Of 30 days on notes, win
! interest acdGt. W.. Mhh ~.
, =. ". Sudnau Son. Aucs's. 6 VI ii 2tw
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01
DALTzMORE a Ossi0 RAILROAD
IN EFFECT. JAN. 81, lss

Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST.bOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily .....8.coA. N.
Phiia. Account odation, daily ..v.s0 a. NJ.
Western kxpross, daily...... ...ll.t8 A. Nd
Phiia. Accommodation. daiiy.....3.l6 +. hl
Cincinnati Limited, daily 1900. 10 7. nj.
Phiia. Accommodation, daily. $50 p. N.
p ,S,n:a neGym m,aoa as,l a. NJ
Local freight with passenger coaches At
tached leaves delaware ave. station dsily
except sunday, At l.57 p. IN; arrives II
r oilsdelphia at 3.25 p. M. Stop at all sta
lions.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

kSALE Or STOCK WILL BEy<Ts-Sy
- scld ut puplic eais a. tho resi- [ssSrS
6Gnce Of William =. Goodley, near fs,Es-ll--.
Booths Corner, Delaware County, Pn,, On
MONDAY. APRIL AIH 1857,
a. / OIL .cg. ?. H.,
BhCAU Nv YOU'VE HORSES,
>SssH5 suitable for work o. driving pa poses
~ lead fresh COWS and sprinyars, selsc.ed
IN Cumberland cunt. f;o-k bulls aud
10 c. shSats.
IT0anG four months credit,
UfOUDi.tY Il BALDWIN.
A q. Shsrpless. Guet. m23ohw
rUB..lu SALE ug HURSE-, COWS,
butts aad ehoais. Village Green,
Delaware County Pa On
MONDAY, hPkIL {, 1857.
at $50 O'Clock, y. H.,
! nosd ., horses, 60 nea OF FRESH cows and
! tGrwaf sprlrgers, young sioux pulls, To- q!
40! sh6at, rhi, Will be q carefully select
! ca lot az 60 WS from Lsnca ster county, IN.
! Train that loves wilmington az 1880 ar
yves AZ LinwuOi In t!mo Tor HACK los VII
! lage Green. Two and four months cre5h.
A. Il. YSON.
J l.. W. Std IAN ~ Sen, Ruc:. n29 esw-'i
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

CHERtFF'S SAIL. by ylaIyl1
- writ NJ LovAri ft.s, hHt
will be exposed % public S,lt It b
now occupied by JACOB Hysptsal
Mil Greek HunireG, NsE C9sml
state Of delaware,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-01

~ III kitt'S saLt-sy NJ
-, writ OF Lavaria Facla,' isdAiv.S|
Will be exposed to puhIl al. W no.
ttouse, ON Msrsot stree, ss,, y, Nv
Eleventh strsots. 10 h, cI, T.ses lW1
New Castle County ns wy WIS.,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-03-18

The body, to a large extent, is machine
which, when disarranged, repairs itself.
Physicians tell us of the gis alediea, rtr
ndfuf@-the power to heal Inherent in
nature 1t is natural 70 get well. The
bodys recuperative resources are not equal
to every need, but they are very great. 1t
is because of this even that the well man
tends TO keep well, if he conforms to
natures laws, for the system is ever full of
poison from lis own waste, the disposal of
which nature has provided Cor. better than
any city has for the disposal Of its deadly
sewerage.
Take the case of an ordinary wound 1t
needs only to have its disrupted parts
brought together and nature does the heal
ing; and even in many cases where the
parts are not brought together nature fills
mend broken bone, ON the simple condi-
ton that the adjusted parts be allowed the
requisite rest.
Dyspepsia, whether induced by improp-
er eating, the neglect Of exercise. brain
overwork, or care, worry and fret, viii in
time wholly disappear on removal OF the
cause and compliance with the laws q ma
ture.
The best physicians now freely admit
that typhoid patients, in the great majority
os cases, would recover without drop OF
medicine; that they need medicine mainly 10
promote ease and comfort, and that pnre
air is better for them than all drugs The
SINE is true Of some other diseases. More
and more is it being admitted that, in no
case drugs have any curative powers, but
only aid nature, as the surgeon aids in the
case Of badly broken limb, by removing
irritating bits, spicula, etc. and securing
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-03-18
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

poultry authority gives this method
of lining eggs for long keeping: To one
pint of salt and one pint Of fresh lime add
four gallons of boiling water When cold
put in stone Jars. Then with dish let
down your fresh eggs into it, tipping the
dish, after it fills with the liquid, so that
they Will roll out without cracking the
she'll for if the shell is cracked the eggs
will spoil. Put the eggs in whenever you
have them fresh. Keep them covered in
cool place and they will keep fresh for a
year.
The drippings Of pork ard beef if clari-
fled are nice to fry in, instead Of butter or
lard. To clarity them put the drippings
in an iron pot; 10 each quart of drippings
add quart of water and law potato cut
in thin slices; boil a few minutes, remove
the potato, strain into a dish, let stand un-
til cold and pour off the water IL yeget-
ables were boiled in the water that any of
the fat was taken from You may need TO
heat it over in clean water to entirely re-
move the vegetable taste.
When stale bread has become so hard
thai it cannot be eaten it should be grated
into coarse powder and preserved in wide
mouthed bottles or jars. When kept well
covered up and in dry place it will keep
good Tor considerable time, Bread thus
powdered will be found very useful for the
preparation Of buildings. stuffings. or sim
liar purposes.
The following recipe Tor keeping moths
ont of clothing is a favorite in some fam
lilies: Nix half pint Of alcohol. the same
quantity Of spirits of turpentine, and two
ounces of eamphor. Keep in stone bot
tie, and shake before using. The clothes
or fuIs are to be wrapped in linen, and
crnmpled-ap pieces of blotting paper dip
ped in the liquid arc 70 be placed in box
with them. So that it smells strong. This
requires renewing about once year.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-03-18
THE DESK Lunch.
A warning 10 Young Men Who won'f
Take a Rest In The Made of the Day.

In the Office Of an insurance company on
LaSalle street | saw, the other day, a
young man eating his lunch at his desk. It
was very modest lunch which bis good
mother, New England Puritan had pre-
pared for him at home, v it'll New Eng
land simplicity. 1t consisted of bread and
butter-the slices of the former rather
thick and the layers Of the latter quite
thin-two hard boiled eggs and piece
of mince-pie. Doubtless the pie was
good-all New England mince-pie is-but
pitied the young man from The bottom of
my heart.
With his glass Of water from the
hydrant, his eyes fixed upon letter before
him even while he munched, his attitude
reminded me of that of slave bending
over his toll and eating his crust which his
hard task master had begrudgingly flung
him. In ten minutes the lunch was finish
ed, and then the young man resumed his
labors with reports, policies and letters. ]
made some inquiry concerning him. and
learned that he was one of the most valu-
able employees in the office-earnest, faith
full and loyal, and that his services were
appreciated and rewarded with good sal
AIRY, out Of which he and his mother, a
good Yankee that she was, were daily saw
ing snug sum.
And yet pitied him. If had been an
old man should have said to him, as
earnestly and paternally as | knew how:
Young man, don't eat any more lunches
at your desk. Tell your mother not toput
up any more eggs or mince pie for you;
you can't afford it. You may save dime
or two aud half hours time, but you
can earn your salary and more, too, after
taking an hour for a lunch out The dimes
you are saving now will some day be need
ed to pay doctor bills and support you
| when yo, are too sick to work. Stop this
desk-lunching. Go out to restaurant,
buy some soup, some warm food, take
your time to its eating, find some eompan-
ions 10 go out with you and chat and
laugh with you. Take little stroll IL the
open air, fill your lungs with oxygen that
is not superheated and lifeless, get your
mind away from your work little While,
and, depend upon it, the sum of your LIES
strength, energy and happiness will be all
the greater for it"
| But, not being an old man, l left the
misguided youth to his fate and his dys-
pepsia. CHICAGO Herald